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BBQ - ESPHome board for ambient thermocouple temperature sensor #30

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jcallaghan opened this issue May 3, 2020 · 5 comments
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jcallaghan commented May 3, 2020

Ambient thermocouple temperature sensor (k-type)

Originally posted by @jcallaghan in #21 (comment)

@jcallaghan jcallaghan changed the title BBQ - Ambient thermocouple temperature sensor BBQ - ESPHome board for ambient thermocouple temperature sensor May 3, 2020
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jcallaghan commented May 6, 2020

Had trouble locating the SPI pins for this particular ESP32 board. I found this diagram with worked. My other ESP32 boards are of a different kind.

MAX31855 ESP32
VIN 3.3V
3V NC
GND GND
DO MISO GPIO12
CS CS GPIO27
CLK CLK GPIO14

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adonno commented May 6, 2020 via email

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If you are doing it with esphome ,

That shouldn‘t matter much should it? You can basically define the CLK/CS pin as well as MISO MOSI in your config.

It was more identify with pins were SPI on this board. It isn’t like my normal ones and I couldn’t get ESPHome to pickup the sensor. All okay now!

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K-type thermometer fitted inside the BBQ. Drilled a small hole to allow me to pass this through and tighten with the securing nut.

I will and a second ambient higher in the lid to give me a low and high point.

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jcallaghan commented May 8, 2020

Testing passed ✅

Record temperatures table. Including Meater App, Grill thermometer, dial positions, K-type probe.

Additional pictures and tweet.

Considerations. Wifi range. Another probe for higher ambient temperature. Probe connectors. Permanent hook up.

What about a destructive notification that updates every n minutes with the ambient temperature and any timers/food temps if in use.

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